From the Daily Mail (Hull, England), Saturday, August 22, 1908; pg. 3; Issue 7122.

THE DAUGHTER'S GRAVE.

On Thursday evening, whilst the assistant keeper of Erith Cemetery was making his usual round, he heard two shots fired, and upon investigation discovered the body of a man lying on a grave, with a revolver in his clenched hand. He sent for the police, and the body was removed to the mortuary and identified as that of Charles William Outram, of the "Emperor" public-house, High-road, Chiswick, and formally proprietor of the "Prince Alfred," Erith. The grave on which he shot himself is that of his daughter, whom he lost seven years ago.